New England Religious Herald

Revival Intelligence.

We learn by a letter to a friend, that the Baptist Church in New London, is enjoying a revival. The Baptists of that city have recently purchased the Universalist house of worship, and are about forming a new church, to worship in the house thus purchased—the third in that place.

From our exchanges, we read of revivals in Chemung Presbytery, N. Y. The churches at Jefferson, Havana, Horseheads, and Corning, are all reaping the fruits of the Spirit. At Nunda, Allegany co.; at Amboy, Onondaga co.; at Ellicottville, and Sinclaireville, Chautauque co.; at Lyme, Jefferson co.; at Center Lisle, Broome co.; at Cohoes and at Rome, N. Y. revivals are also progressing.

At Cambridge, Vt., some 20 recent conversions are reported.

At Lebanon, N. H., a revival is in progress.

At Industry, Me., 39 have recently indulged a hope; at New Vineyard, there is an interesting work of grace.

At New Albany, Ind., over 60 have recently been added to the Presbyterian churches; at Columbia, 26; at Salem, 42; at Leavenworth, 20. At Thornton a work of grace is also reported.

At Dresden, Ohio, between 30 and 40 have recently united with the churches, the first fruits of a revival. In Jackson co. a work of grace has commenced.

In Eaton co., Mich., Rev. Mr. Clark reports an interesting state of things.

In Rock and Racine counties, and in the western part of the State of Wisconsin, revivals are in progress.

In Orangerille, Dupage co., Ill.; Bristol, Kendall co.; Moline, Rock Island co.; Metamora, Woodford co.; and in Stark county, refreshing revivals are in progress.